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What are the adsorbents capable of adsorbing gases at 180-250°C? Please recommend some

2018-05-23View Original

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Experts: What are the adsorbents capable of removing impurities from gases at 180–250°C? I would appreciate some recommendations
Reply #22018-05-23
What are the main components of the impurity gas, what is the operating pressure, and what is the flow rate?
Reply #32018-05-24
Commonly used activated carbon and molecular sieves are both suitable. At such high temperatures, the saturated adsorption capacity is very low; it’s hard to say by how much the concentration can be reduced at adsorption equilibrium. Theoretically, it is feasible if the adsorption bed is tall enough and the switching frequency is fast enough
Reply #42018-05-24
Hello, layer owner! How much do you know about activated carbon? Our current project involves calculating the amount of activated carbon required; could you offer some guidance?
Reply #52018-06-07
The adsorption capacity of activated carbon at room temperature is 30-50%; it’s hard to say what it will be at such a high temperature. At this temperature, the molecular sieve probably no longer has much adsorption capacity; it has already reached the regeneration temperature.

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